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Your Questions About Residual Income Opportunities

Ken asks…

How strong is the customer acquisition and retention of ITV Ventures Customers?

Customer acquisition and customer retention.

Most (if not all) network marketing opportunities are 99.9%
distributor-based and less than 1% real customers.

Out business is the opposite with over 99% real customers buying product without a business attached to it, and 1% or less of business affiliates. But it gets better…

With us, we actually go into business with the company and
buy customers they acquire for us, then the company does the
rest: acquisition, retention, marketing, collection, inventory,
shipping, etc… even selling our customers additional products,
different products & new products.

How would it feel to grow your business 25 X faster than any MLM, and without having to sell products to people or be required to recruit your family and friends?

This company does a phenomenal job backend marketing your customers with catalogs, medical articles and email at NO COST TO YOU.

Your Partner In Residual Income,
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Yigly Admin answers:

Thank you!!!

Sandy asks…

Selling Insurance with Farmers or State Farm?

I used to sell insurance for a big company. It was an inbound call center so the sales were fairly easy. We got a base plus bonus. We did not get any residual income on the clients we had signed up.

The opportunity of working with State Farm or Farmers seems like a much better opportunity. The income potential far surpasses what I could have ever made at my last job( after a few years).

The big question. The opportunity to get a job with these companies seems fairly easy. What would be some reasons people don’t or do decide to work for them.

Yigly Admin answers:

State Farm has a program to help new agents with some financing. Drawbacks are with any company you have to meet numbers or quotas or they will drop you. You are on your own to get leads and find customers. You work your butt off for the first few years until you are established and then hopefully you get some good staff to take over some of the work after that.

Drawback with both companies is if they drop you or you drop out you can not take those customers with you. And, one drawback with State Farm is that when you retire you can not sell your book of business or pass it along to relatives or keep it.

Some companies allow you to keep your book of business or sell it. After all you built it up. Best thing to do is to interview with both companies and then decide. I know people that have been with both companies and didn’t make it. But if you work hard and make their numbers you can. It all depends on how hard you want to work. And, if you can put up with tough customers and sell your butt off. And, you will have to do lots of work for free in order to try to get customers.

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